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Maybe this will help - error checking and defraging:If your mp3 shows up under My Computer when connected via a USB cable, right click on "'mp3 name', select 'Properties', under 'Tools', run 'Error Check' and 'Defrag'. If you can't find the defrag that way, put out the question of how to defrag your model.

if avg is on your pc or lap top.............connect mp3 ...........go to my computer ......right click the mp3 icon select scan now (mp3) do not open mp3 if file is detected deleled it....and run the scan once more...............note also try www.avira.com

Yes, you can, although using Window Media Player to transfer/sync is very slow. It is essential to use Windows Media Player if you want to transfer licenced .wma files but it is quicker to just drag & drop the files in Windows.

(.wma files are like mp3s but use a different encoding method)

If you are happy to take the slow route using WMP, (or you need to use WMP to transfer .wma files) then connect your player to the computer by USB, open WMP & click "Sync". Your player should show & you can add files to it in this window.

You can access all the files on the MP3 player from the HDD1630 device folder in My Computer. Just navigate to the music folder and copy all your songs to your computer.

You can remove songs from your MP3 player using Windows Media Player.

It's unlikely that your MP3s contain viruses, but you can always scan them once you've copied them to your computer. 'Corrupt mp3 file' more likely means the file is in the wrong format or was written incorrectly.